Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

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book agents never uo-put osWe i"' ~ ne
hal ungracious'y Invited her 10 ndo snu ne
looked un ~ wasn't o,u mfs 'ones w.n wv.
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,oos"h isay oe"'' ,' :, -. -, .,,,,,rs,
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I disIurbed Won Inv NV unceremonjous call 2"
ua s,.n,,so,o, .on.,h,n, ,nes,, far an
.,n,o,,. -. na a,,sa .na ,on,. ,be pro,,ered
b,nd Sho ,,id moi mind bis con fusion,
Lnn,.i,,, t,o,, ,bo inoL in his da,k ewes that
sha 49, s.aicn,na no tba sunsblne
rha, iii. ,.,s. tho ,yon,an nj ., nom Ia had
,raam'as =, ,,,,ch .uu neYbans. In vain.
sha WAS M, hean,ifuI No nut she had a
ii.,,r.e 80 -. 80 80, 80 i,y.h,a Tbere was a
~ idassvsL, ,ender sincerlty in her counte-
nance hc loved In short she was woman
Iy woman, and not a man.
wb.ta a reliei In mad abe was not one Of
tho 9, iuss and featbs,s " sort OF women but
~ course had sha heon. she never would
have ,hongh, n, him.
Ue was promp,ed 10 get up aud 10 over to
the wInaox Yhero sho was sItt ing and kiss
hay ,or har yonJ sonaa hnt Ia diJ no, dara
No no, yat NAV ha sn,u.ti,ue be couid do
,ha, h,,y NO, ~ gJ,v ,nurh as be wished
To-
She seemed To be look ing at him, aud pre-
tenaiuu NOT Ia soo him he thought Was
she taxing an Inventory OF his !" dep," or
was she reading him, inuob ~ q professor
wouid a textboSk ? lie felt a little upcom.
Portable when those quiet blue gray eyes
rested for a moment on him, but when he
look cd at her, he forgot everything but the
n utter Of ight Ia bis lonely soul, aud tho
lines OF Robert Burns:
u,,, ,.oo =, ,,,., hor
Love bnt hsr and low, t,rsyer
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apf an a,corrsn,,,, ,ojca Rnt ia graw con6,
dent ybila sbao ,aiL,d co,fdent ,bat be
could win and ,.anT ,ha ianrel ~ sha neyer
fo,snoiI bI,' WYNN 49,
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'I onoa aia,nnr rih, Pm.nk anu ,ns nu ns' ''''
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gond.hyo 10 hin; win b.r hand ker,bief from
tho oman winJow and her kindlv lace had
no. ,,,,J ON bIn, ,,or, hano.th its crown Of
dainty rings nt curIi,y hsir' ciu.terinv on
,%a ,,;Ii ,StI,. ,,raba,a
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no aii,,n' si,ro a. hr,a, sa,son ~ annsbina
a'iot l,l'.. ,Ln ,,aita -, .,, a,,oaI .nI an;na,
90 . i'ho ,p, ,nV r,a' =" a.' ns aus
-, aa,a, '''"''"' ''"'e ''0'
There were the flower. she had given him
there was the manuscript she had praised,
aud her words seemed lingering vet In the
room. He pressed tho flowers 10 his heart, to
I'LL that vacuum which never had been lied
a. her love couId mn IL, and murmured al
Will helm your
She had saia ,hia and pnr. N. sha s,ood
lIras,,n@ hy ht, dasE at,d sha bad Inat ed n,
him nyas bsr ts, ,.i,I a, aY nraasia,, na Co,iJ
sc.rroiv in.ernr.i r. .aan,aS !" niu, Tho,
sha ,sn,,,d hsr,, roo, ,,r,an,a, ~ b,na s,.naa
with bin,' and his beart eave a srna, ,br"b Of
b.pninsss At tho ,h"naht Rnt he Vas onIv
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prei Ieiu "uu mpD.. Iio nau ~. 1 heaIu Ipii
% uea ,a'oly, ou' alie va s,'tt a. IA tne ISL hu
, ~ ~ ",' pan, 'tVs
, unS aud % wa suo a., so't,ns nm MN
t 80 ~ 9tio saiu .na' su1 ~ iuNeu
. ' I - ~ 30 ~ 'I''i ,o "'S" auto .hh' i naply
, ,'i'io ~ .''"i uuIn Nv ,oes' no 80 in-
Eait ~ bio '' 'i'o "'' "'' ''''o 'o' "'i'''
- ~ HoiP nv"
lhN "otI " azure would po MS uesuny
stet All, anu tho sunshine would go OUT SUD
denly from his lie. Was he weak and un-
manly to depend on another so2 No; he
thouSht not NnY hAd thls oriSht star risen
on bis night? why had this fair helper
crossed his Lonely way Just In tlme 10 save
nun W ny dld thls great affection Tor her De-
come ms very existence II they were All
doomed To go down into the cherries grave
OF Richard hedlt together
lie had seen beautiful blossoms open In
dewy mornings, with promise of a bright
happy day, only TO be crushed and withered
ere the no0ntidp Were they "A typa of his
poor hungry sou! and its love for the good
the true aud the clevating? Would IL ever
be said OF him, " here lies great soul
killed by cruel wrong" Would a" bleak,
desolato noon y be all left to HIM OF this
beautiful dream uf his clouded life, and
would the words that rushed up hotly
from his heart " come TO nsught at lastT
SORROW had always kept the portals OF his
soul heretofore, but lately he had dreamed of
brighter better things
Inc gates ct fa- sweet Edenland had
been held ajsr Tor hun by her hand, and the
past iew months had been ike beautiful
sunset showing against his dark sky.
They bad revealed to him what his life
might have been-ih might have been
had she come to him in years gone by but,
perhaps, they ton, were more like besuti.
tul sunset than he cared to have them per
haps they would go out into cheeriess night,
as The gold and purple bands, trembling
sway ont there IN the gray cleaning OF the
NoVembet twilight would fade into the com.
fortress West
lilo would sit down In this lonely hour,
and write 10 her ali that was in his heart II
seemed desperate resolve for one OF his
timid, supersensitiye nature, but he had
come To where he could not keep silent
longer. lie would risk It this confession
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